See: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11014

If the reseller is seeing "You do not have access to ConfigServer Firewall." when going into csf then there is a problem reading /etc/csf/csf.resellers. The main reason for that is usually if the file has been edited and contains non-linux linefeeds. The usual fix would be to use: dos2unix /etc/csf/...

Those are compiled phpMyAdmin templates which cPanel introduced in v76. They are currently being created in /tmp instead of ~user/tmp which cPanel is aware of and should be fixing in a future release. In the meantime, if you want to ignore them you would need to create an entry in /etc/csf/csf.figno...

That issue was addressed quite some time ago and the solution for those that have not updated in a long time is as quoted in one of the threads you listed. If you are running a very old version of the scripts, you may have to manually update them by running through the install procedure, or use the ...

This functionality is already supported in csf. See the "Advanced Allow/Deny Filters" section of readme.txt (it's the last example).

Thank you for posting this. We'll have a fix in the next csf release.

Thank you for this. It will be added in the next release of csf.

You most likely have a corrupt license file. Try the following: If you still have problems and are using a --xtra [file] then you likely have an invalid regex listed.

I have added it to the DEV list

The simplest way would be to do a manual update which involves simply following the install.txt. This will not overwrite your configuration.